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5 Patriots Personnel Areas to Watch (Chargers Edition)

October 23, 2010 by Mike Dussault

1. With Kyle Arrington questionable who would step in if he’s out? Does Darius Butler get another shot? Or does Terrence Wheatley, who looked good in preseason get his first action since what feels like 2008 against the Colts?

2. Does Brandon Deaderick stay at LDE? Or does Ron Brace step back in? The answer to this lies in whether or not Brace adds anything in terms of pass rush/getting upfield quicker than Deaderick. It’s possible Deaderick is better at holding ground and is thus more likely to start in the 3-4 against heavy run teams like the Ravens and Dolphins. Or Deaderick might just be ahead of Brace in all categories now. Wouldn’t be surprised to see them open in a heavy nickel package. Expect the game plan to potentially be like what they did against Cincinnati.

3. Who is the primary runningback? My guess is that it’s Benjarvus Green-Ellis but if the Patriots want to attack the Chargers through the air it could be Danny Woodhead again. Every time Woody makes a big play I imagine Rex Ryan groaning.

4. Do Dane Fletcher and Shawn Crable’s roles expand at all? Crable has been entirely a hand down DPR, while Fletcher was used in the 3-3-5 nickel package against the Ravens as a coverage linebacker.

5. Will the Patriots pull uber blogger Mike Dussault from his seat in section LF8, row 2, seat 5 and put him into the game to throw the Chargers completely off? Will the so-called “Deuce-Cat” be released this weekend? You’ll just have to wait and see…

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October 23, 2010 by Mike Dussault

A jam to take us into the weekend. 

(Source: https://www.youtube.com/)

https://www.patspropaganda.com/a-jam-to-take-us-into-the-weekend/

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October 22, 2010 by Mike Dussault

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j5Tq7o9q9zM

This was the pregame video that aired before the 2006 AFCDG. With this setup it really makes the Patriots upset seem even bigger, doesn’t it? Plus this gets me fired up for another round with those Chargers.

(Source: http://www.youtube.com/)

https://www.patspropaganda.com/this-was-the-pregame-video-that-aired-before-the/

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: new england patriots, san diego chargers

October 22, 2010 by Mike Dussault

I would say the big thing about San Diego’s offense is their deep balls. He’s a very good deep ball thrower and they run… I mean, every play, really, is a deep pass. Not that they throw them all down there, but they have them going. So if you don’t have him defended well, he hits those deep balls and of course that opens up everything else. It opens up the intermediate passing game. It helps the running game and all that. So their offense is really built around getting the ball down the field. And they’ve got good receivers and tight ends and even in [Darren] Sproles’ case, a back that can get down the field and a quarterback that is very accurate throwing it, as we talked about there. They’re the best team in the league on third-and-long. Third-and-10 to them is nothing. Third-and-10, Third-and-three, they don’t care. They’re fine with that and they hit a lot of them. It’s really their deep passing game, and I would say that extends on all downs: first down, second down, third down, play action, drop back, three receivers, two receivers. Put out there whoever you want, they’re looking to throw it deep and if you take that away, then they’ll come to the underneath stuff where you don’t have very many guys and they have some good receivers like [Antonio] Gates and Sproles and [Randy] McMichael and those guys. That’s kind of what their passing game [is]. Other than some situational plays, that’s kind of the essence of it.

Bill Belichick on the Chargers Offense

https://www.patspropaganda.com/i-would-say-the-big-thing-about-san-diegos/

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October 22, 2010 by Mike Dussault

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qnqR6S9ix2c

Usually Saturday is a day for the players to rest and get focused on what they have to do on Sunday. I think it’s somewhat the same for the fans, so here’s a nice little Deion Branch highlight film to remind you just how much fun he is to watch (In case you didn’t already remember that last week against the Ravens).

(Source: http://www.youtube.com/)

https://www.patspropaganda.com/usually-saturday-is-a-day-for-the-players-to-rest/

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October 22, 2010 by Mike Dussault

Did you know that Dane Fletcher spits hot fire?

I love Fletcher’s size and speed. I was impressed by his reaction time in preseason, he seemed to read pass quickly and drop inton coverage without a “false step”. It was pretty clear to me that he was a little more instinctive in that way than Tyrone McKenzie. My only question now is where are we going to see him get after the QB, because clearly he has pass rush skills.

(Source: https://www.youtube.com/)

https://www.patspropaganda.com/did-you-know-that-dane-fletcher-spits-hot-fire-i/

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October 22, 2010 by Mike Dussault


Patriots Schwag Hunt: Gothic, Ripped Pats T-Shirt

This t-shirt is brand spanking new from the Patriots Proshop and I"m not really sure what to make of it. Who designs this stuff? Honestly I think they should give me a design team and I’d come up with stuff that would fly off the shelves. 

Instead of weird, cartoony gothic stuff like this why not go cocky, ironic, funny, proud? It’s like whoever wears this t-shirt is trying to scare people.

I remember one t-shirt the proshop had a while back that just had three Lombardi Trophies with the Patriots logo and “It is what it is” below it. That’s what I’m talking about! More of that please!

https://www.patspropaganda.com/patriots-schwag-hunt-gothic-ripped-pats-t-shirt/

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